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What are some alternatives to Mosquitto?
ActiveMQ, Mosca, RabbitMQ, Kafka, and Amazon SQS are the most popular alternatives and competitors to Mosquitto.
ActiveMQ
A message broker written in Java together with a full JMS client
Why people like ActiveMQ:
- Open source
- Easy to use
- Efficient
- JMS compliant
RabbitMQ
A messaging broker - an intermediary for messaging
Why people like RabbitMQ:
- It's fast and it works with good metrics/monitoring
- Ease of configuration
- I like the admin interface
- Easy to set-up and start with
Kafka
Distributed, fault tolerant, high throughput pub-sub messaging system
Why people like Kafka:
- High-throughput
- Distributed
- Scalable
- High-Performance
Amazon SQS
Fully managed message queuing service
Why people like Amazon SQS:
- Easy to use, reliable
- Low cost
- Simple
- Doesn't need to maintain it
Celery
Distributed task queue
Why people like Celery:
- Task queue
- Python integration
- Django integration
- Scheduled Task
ZeroMQ
Fast, lightweight messaging library that allows you to design complex communication system without much effort
Why people like ZeroMQ:
- Fast
- Lightweight
- Transport agnostic
- No broker required
NSQ
A realtime distributed messaging platform
Why people like NSQ:
- It's in golang
- Distributed
- Lightweight
- Easy setup
MQTT
A machine-to-machine Internet of Things connectivity protocol
Gearman
A generic application framework to farm out work to other machines or processes
Why people like Gearman:
- Free
- Ease of use and very simple APIs
- No single point of failure
- Polyglot
Kafka Manager
A tool for managing Apache Kafka, developed by Yahoo
CloudAMQP
RabbitMQ as a Service
Why people like CloudAMQP:
- Some of the best customer support you'll ever find
- Easy to provision
WCF
A runtime and a set of APIs for building connected, service-oriented applications
IronMQ
Message Queue for any deployment
Why people like IronMQ:
- Great Support
- Heroku Add-on
- Delayed delivery upto 7 days
- Push support
Azure Service Bus
Reliable cloud messaging as a service (MaaS)
Apache NiFi
A reliable system to process and distribute data
Why people like Apache NiFi:
- Fast prototyping
- Simple-to-use
NServiceBus
Enterprise-grade scalability and reliability for your workflows and integrations
XMPP
An open XML technology for real-time communication
Confluent
A stream data platform to help companies harness their high volume real-time data streams
VerneMQ
VerneMQ is a distributed IoT/MQTT message broker.
Why people like VerneMQ:
- Fully open source clustering
- Open source shared subscriptions
- Proxy Protocol support
ejabberd
A scalable and robust instant messaging server
Apache RocketMQ
Open source distributed messaging and streaming data platform
Why people like Apache RocketMQ:
- Feature-rich administrative dashboard for configuration
- Low latency
- Million-level message accumulation capacity in a single
- Support tracing message and transactional message
MassTransit
Lightweight message bus for creating distributed applications
Amazon MQ
Managed Message Broker Service for ActiveMQ
Why people like Amazon MQ:
- Supports low IQ developers
DistributedLog
High-performance replicated log service, by Twitter
Starling
A light weight server for reliable distributed message passing
RSMQ
A lightweight message queue for Node.js that requires no dedicated queue server. Just a Redis server.
Why people like RSMQ:
- Written in Coffeescript
- Backed by Redis
- Simple, does one thing well
Sandglass
Distributed, scalable, persistent time-sorted message queue
simplehttp
A family of libraries and daemons built upon libevent that make high performance HTTP servers simple and straightforward to write
Sparrow
A really fast lightweight queue written in Ruby that speaks memcache